Known in medical terms as "you were really lucky", "God was on your
side" and "you're the miracle patient of the night." As I understand
it they don't usually catch these, even in the US. You just die.
I am doing really well, as the treatment for this seems to be also
wiping out the various wierd ailments I had all summer. Probably all
part of the same thing, as apparently the clot was really big.
Dana
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 07:24:18 -0500, Deanna Schneider
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eek. What happened? Glad you're doing okay, at least.
>
> > By the way, I just spent a week and the annual economy of of a
> > third-world nation in a hospital. Fortunately I had really good
> > arrangements in place and personally am only out my Rx deductibles but
> > how many of you could say the same? Eight days at 10-12 blood draws a
> > day, two CAT scans and 24/7 O2 and EKG monitoring? Are you sure? I
> > gave the matter some serious thought while I was in there. And forget
> > Canada, it would not have been diagnosed.
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